Literature Study: The Complete Measure for Measure: (10×2 hour lessons)

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William
Shakespeare’s ‘Measure for Measure’ remains a significant text in a post-modern
world, where the prosecutions of Harvey Weinstein and Jeffrey Epstein have shed
fresh light onto gender inequality and sexual abuse. I have taught this text
many times and have used these specific resources to lead my teaching in the
classroom, as a distance learning/homework assignments and even as tools of
revision – all have worked well for the students.

These
beautifully engaging PowerPoint lessons all include a starter activity, summary
and analysis questions, an academic writing task, an extension task, theme
tracking questions, a homework assignment and a plenary. These are complete
resources (approximately 2-3 hours teaching time per lesson) that require no
additional labour from the overworked teacher. Enjoy.